Talk of removing the Confederate flag from the grounds of US government buildings has angered many old-school Southerners. While a significant portion of the population sees the flag as an emblem of American racism, some insist it represents Southern heritage.
And everyone knows the best way to honor heritage is to down a couple of Miller Lites, organize a pickup truck possy, and parade past a couple of gas stations in rural Georgia.
If the South plans to rise again, effective brake pads might be the first tactical purchase.
